Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 24, 1913, Page 4

! railioader who talks onomore subs i peacon to all the world in the Fourth. The term for which this b o jects than roadbeds and runnina:m'nmpl suppression of crime throuzh | (o) George . Scriven has been ap- | orioration shall exist shall 41'9 r.;‘n. " » Bu ; i ."‘l-ih trains, said the other day that his‘(ho splpn(w efficiency of her (jnurls pointed chief signal ?IIIcer of the |nincty-nine (99) vears following 7. W Scally, Lakeland, Fla, :: | et Hgs L Lk e that she is to break down like a |army to succeed Brig. Gen. .'llmel Al | :fter the date of the issuance of let- & 2 ! ) l | e senile old man in the presence of a |[len. He was appointed to West Polnt | ;5 patent hereof. {aanees S f ident was that he was too learned In bunch of boisterous lawless, un- |from Iliinols, Eatusiing o wiih fthei) Fifth. The business of this cor-|, A s Bl ! books and “talked above the heads|g .yui sufiragettes? English law is clase b 1oLy ! joration shall be conducted by a|" a“l;e.'s \ly, Lakeland, FI 1 of tiie people.” We have heard this |showing itself astonishingly weak in ~ | president, one or more vice-presi- shDr‘:-s. s o o " sort of alleged “common sense” be- |dealing with these perverse women Poetry at the Bottom of the Mug. |dents, secretary and treasurer, and llln \;.“ne“ whereof, we have here~‘ | i = ‘ Notice is herehy given llml.1 uuul " ; i {COUNTY OF POLK. - norance. I . lthe 1st day of March, A, D. 1%13,1 !¢ TSt annual gienion ‘"h‘:” i [T hereby certify that before me YOUR TIME : The wan who holds the exalted of- Aud still LIy copte) it i application will be made to the lon. |11 1) Bassett, president; Mamie | [the undersigned authority, Person- 'win alwavs he rien: fice of president of the United States Dovd County Times, published ot guante park Trammel, Governop of | Bissett, vice-president; J. W. Scally, ul]v appeared J. W: Scally, H. D watch of us & 1—‘ i is not to be disparaged because he like Butlep in that county, is the the State of Florida, at Tnllfllmss--v."“"""“"'-" and treasurer; and . I“B:nsson Dolia Scally and Mamie | of us and it .« i < make himself understood, To admit Times is a m-':nl.\' l{ri«1|1-nl. n-i:ln-pugv incorporatiou, the original of which directors. !strument, and severally acknowl- JEWELRY i the validity of such d murso' would | \\.'o-n'kly. im? ll-“. editor fl"" "f"""" 81 is now on file in the oftice of the Sec- Sisth. The highes amonnt of in-!eqeed that they executed the same . y ! be to rob education of one of llB. bost\(-mr:‘u I,v. Stallings, \\.w Aot Know yoagey of State at “Fallahassee, Flor- | debiedness or lability to which this| gop thie. Lises hhdl DLrDORes. | thereln ‘ot all kinds come to us - R 2 values and invest ignorance with u; M .\l:lllll}gs ‘:llllbl he is pntlmlnl_\‘ 4 ida. cornoration can at any time subject expressed. ‘ml’leu line of the nvwis S | privilege and <-nnp|(ls.-r:nmn !l?ul‘nv\\ man in Florida Jn!l"l\il]lhlll. but . D, BASSETT, 11selt shall be Ave hundred thousinn NiiTicis 6y hendien Al smeial soat :lld best values in Jew: |~ 1‘. ¢ would almost make it a superior he zets up a paper that is ereditable | J. W, SCALLY, (§500,000) dollars. 'at Lakeland, Florida, this 25th da: prices. \ 3 i ating views en from the neek up, than is farnished I 2 ¢ | and most lllulll“.\llU"L views of “'I n ; Ll d REALTY COMPANY. H. D, Bassett, Lakeland, Fla, 22| 1916, 4t and things and life and duty go with b her constantly expanding and im ! \rticles of Imcorporation ente rul‘ 1 & education and culture. Tht')i lift proving journalism Uinto this 23th day of January, g B o their possessor above the arbitrary ! TS 1918, by and between J. W, Se .l”v\ ' TS M and empirie stage of thought, the Fhie county division buz is now [ D Bassett, and Dolia Scally and were guesswork of a mind moving i hiting turiously down in DeSoto | Mamie 1 Bassett, who herchy a narrow grooves, into the elear light conty, and, not satisticd with mak {sociate themselves together as of the seience of lifte where the unity oo PAGE FOUR. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, FEB. 24, 1913. sination of Francis deposed president of The Evening ; Telegram ™ Fublished every afternoon from the and the 1_‘“" Vice President = e, lle uted or on'- zanized :ml;;l to exer-| Kentueky Building, Lakeland, Fla. ""‘ & Mexican mob, while the unfor- b AOHIE DONED.S LI‘GO(.- L] ek ST {tunate men were on their way to z) To borrow money and secure Entercd in the m»sxolfice at Lake- ' the pe nitentiary as prisoners in the thie me bills of sale, mortzages, ! dVls’ II g um & Cdm b land, Klorida, as mail matter of lhc‘ hands of the government awaiiin ot s, deeds, bonds, notes, con- secoud class, itrial, has shocked the civilized | tracts, or other obligations therefor; | SUCCGSSOI'S tO D Fulghum - —_—— world. \Whether the crime was tlu-' t» cuarantee and assume bonds .'nnH M. F. HETHERIN {Work of irresponsible partics or was of the Ry L [done through the connivance HENRY BACON, slunager. [ New government remiins to he seen. SUBSCRIPTION RATE Assussination has be i not unpop- Inlay method in Mexiean polities, hot One year ...... .o .$5.00 1 pucenit ovehts {1 wais ge corporations by the constitution and | Six months ., .. ... sisen 200 11|I_,X,I;ml, »l«: l"v;” ihat fim\:.l_ _”“I' ! ;:\l:y“r the State of Florida. A" K""Is 0‘ ra“cy lafld “Ea") (]“)“.“es " Toree months ........e0 L2510 ivien was in line Third. The amount of capital stock ln-!i\Lun-d anywhere within the :u\i“,‘,”, h]“,.w\\ = ,‘_.H‘, ,4,1,“. . oi this corporation shall be tin-f (ll'alfl a“d a" Klnds Of teed Su," liwits of the City of Lakeland | .. . ¢ clijinating murder as .|1 thousand dollars ($5,000.00), di-| for 10 cents a week. Pwenpon of poiitieal tarfare. Ma- | X8 vided into fifty (50) shares of the! -_—— —~-v.\;,‘,-,‘p“(‘., _,[ ,.u.-:~x:..lu; an I.: o man | ¥ [.j“z’ value of one hundred dollar~‘counlry Prou“w Bouunl anu cm From the same office is issued ., ; . ;o0 friend to Lis countrs (2100) each .All stock shall be pay- | THE LAKELAND NEWS A weekly newspaper giving a re- sume of local matters, crop condi, tions, county affairs, etc. Sent any- where for $:.00 per year. than any of the men who have be- opposition to when hey prominent In lum, and his ernel death was 4 defenseless prigsoner is sure to postpone the era of peace and stable pr— SRR - government that happy land. for that purpose. Ten (10) per = ia “TALKS ABOVE THE HEADS ‘_\h..r ::“ ,,:,‘-.-,I.I,:,~.»>’ |!'mjmlllr‘l';x':'vl for ,x‘z’m. of the capital stock shall be A“ Klnds 0' reed St“"{a SN(IG“\. Lmerican intervention. sihscribed before the transaction OF THE PEOPLE." S Ak B Can it be possible that after Eng- famous western > et lond has made itselt an example and *Jim’t iill, the resolved them- 1 b ble to see its force. iselves into a band of criminals rath- ¥ never been able to see e ler than reformers. How seductively who seem to have fore with reference to cther men and 3 9 g {nh ' - | 25 av . 5 L implies a distrust of and a “’: ‘qul_\ by comparison are our own “dno:a:;oni::fi ”;I'hl:o"mu:'t (!;'::: v (7)) dicestors. he directol‘s|g;|§he 25th day of January, A. D ampt for education and it is to be sweet suffragettes of Americn who | 9€® ! i : ! ; . i tempt for e sweet suffragettes of Ameriea who 85 vaon KRG 17 mind when he wrale shall be elected annually by the J. W. SCALLY (Seal) heard most frequently from tbe(mv rapidly removing all the obstrue- tions reared by man in the mouth of the backwoods demagogue the who gets down to the lowest level of 10! their propazanda by the lowest intelligence in his audi- power of their ence merely to court favor with ig- dissolv- irresist; e charms! has learning and culture, nor is it lixt new paper to make its appear his business to stoop to ignorance to ance in Florida journalism. state to live in and take from the in all respects, looks well and reads iznorant man his strongest motive to well, and we bid him welcome to the The truest wisdom, ! ficld There is no better evidenes of the 2rowth of Florida, get education, the best common sense, the soundest especially merely two countios ont of the correlation of all things are perspective furnished and and present one, they co any previous seen, true performance of that kind one It is a dangerous theory to preach | four oceasions voted against division o1 even to imply that sound practical | by judgment ability arve ! incompatible ture and it s Srery 1o make two or more connties gerous, for thronghout the world to- | S conelusions reached with an et qud propese to make theee countics | yo their articles of incorporation, [ acy not known by those who pick up Stare Senator 1. M Cooper will Tead | o-wig.: § We haVe ln unrelated Knowledge in spots here loft in the proposed tri-partite parti | First The name of this corpora- - ——e [ A Our ia”}t and there and call it edueation tion e Sota has heretofore on ' ton shall be Scally & Basseid S(OCk a hne Of They V t & e VO €S 1 large majorities and it wonld and executive with Iearning and eul-!y as untrue as it is dan- seem 1o he At amain DeSoto has enough ter day the best and most successtul gov- | Conzressman Roddenbury, of Geor- ! connty as may be determined by 60 eggs ernment in.nations, states, citios and | gin, s coming rapidiy to the front [ 1he board of directors. 2 NO 1 at $|6 Mrs. H. W. Odom .......... 13,680 “d w,nd0“ corporations is tound where there i£!1as one of the strong forees on the t Second. The general nature of - the best education in the governing i Democratie power. i® able and | The people should be stimu- | tearless and knows how to talk even | side. He | | §,490 1 8 lated to rise up to the level of the if he does spill his lower case r's by | (a) To REHARS. OARE. 0% Gikine ' No- 2 at 520 Mrs. W. R. Graham ........ 2,03, 'z learning and eulture which talks 10§ the quart all over the floor in Im:\n\e acquire lands, tracts, mineral 175 egqs Mrs. W. T. Mcllwain ....... 16,260 :-4 them through those in authority | immediate neighborhood when Il-';,~|||| rights, to buy, sell, export and l No 4 at 535 ’ rather than vnj'uur;n‘:ud o remain gets in eruption With a big speech i,mpurl. saw and prepare for market, % & E Waleon... ... ....... i — i m stationary iu_ intelligence and com= M Roddenbury will be needed dur- g generally deal in timber and| 350 eggs WoOW. e e g Z ‘?m pel their |nr1-.-nlvn|s.aml LOVOrnors 10 ing the next session of Congress, for | vood of all kinds. A line of Brooders GOSN e B4 ] | come down to their """"""“"""":‘ the Republicans are zoing to I th) To construet, erect, equip, Miss Georgia Strain ........ 20,0 B l‘ | Otherwise there would be a lack of mighty mean ilr[\:lil‘ and improve houses and | N0~ | s7-00 s Seical “y a“ (F intellectual prozress among 'tln- e 0 ‘\l-nildin:.\ of all kinds and deserip- 50 h' k Misg Kittie Funk .......... 12,10 Z masses and the honors and premiums - Brother Caldwell, of the Jasper | rions, to build and operate ice plants sy Mrs. J A Wood 1,60 P 1 of political distinction would 20 0/ News, wants a new constitution pro- | apd steam lanndries, l No. 2 sg'on s i sty o Cream rreel(r E those who taught in the kKindergar- vided it is one to his liking and sug- ' ¢y To zather, receive, distril- WD BRD..c oo ciinnney 75 ten of statesmanship I rests that those who are Thomas and enltur advocating deeply learned it give a synopsis of its more salient 1, was one of the greatest | features Now there Jefferson, you are. gen- of the presidents and his administra- | tlemen. You have been calling lust- 1 that end to own and operate its sSee a th'ko\'('. : . i tion was & e practics ST . i | Miss Marg: Marshall 0.36 | as an immense practical suc- "ily for a new constitution and you | own vessels, cars and vehicles of C—— . - Margaret Marshall.....60.38 0 lus | :;;\r 1,‘,‘,rthl:.“l.‘m “.,’.‘,,I,xf‘l,-\w;v"," :I‘Ill.l“ :n:lt: u()‘lnru: “’I_I‘f"ll‘.l."fl of one von | watever nature and description, or to Wehaveanew broom | ¢ H. Tedd ........ BEEE Y 40 ! : S g S i0 into details and tell us | contract with transportation, rail- made of light im H { S LA e iR B LIS e toad, express and other companies e b Uixieland Methodist chureh...11.11v rccelved u’ | ture in books. and he was all the | GPTIMISTIC OTTO [ for the use of their vessels, cars and ported broom straw S & : . | 0 wiser and better administrator for | ON MOTHER-IN-LAWS. | \chicles, of whatever nature and 15 sweeps all the Ry e e |2 bt LB Tt S | description; and to comtract with carpets perfectly J. 8. C.CIoMd ... .cv vuuns 25 earl a"d get i nor Wilson himselt, whom Mr. Hill \ mother-in-law vas something | said companies for the collection clean. The handle | . s E oy d : Sasat holds cheaply because of his scholar-vicy could happen to everybody, and | transportation or distribution of | is made of light T Pty T ol o €hip and learning, first cancht the anvthing vich could happen it is best goods, wares and merchandise to . . Lesli Y . & 487 t be' attention of the country because of to be looking for. Mother-in-laws reed poles. We aslie MeCraney ...... .36,485 ’ his remarkable success as a practical vas of two kinds, dead vones and |they may seem advantaceous and st hid ol L LR AL Q,n,..,”\'.. at the head of a great some viclh is not dead. Some foolish profitadble to carry on such business $5 00 worth of piano i f re al' ar(‘ ur ‘ersity; and as governor of New ftellers says they vould rather have a |t¢ construct. maintain and operute coupons who buy SO B~ v e . 0 . " .l " : ) ‘ey he won the presidency by vir-|mother-in-law vich is dead. Dat is|tramroads and railroads, but no: to one of these.brooms, | Thelma Mann....... v ' of the very qualities which Mr. not so. A mother-in-law vich is Hi'! seems to think are incompatible dead vas not any help to somebody, wi'h learning and culture. Onr new president will be wiser made big and put on the parlor vall | er” stronger at the head of the na- in an oxpensii, frame, and she must ! tion because of the clearer mental il- | got to have flowere and bushes grow- Jumination given him by his learn- 'ing on her grave. A mother-in-law iLg and culture, and his speeches so vich is alive voulq many times vet pathway | The | better ! a discouraging task to! COL. GEGRGE C. SCRIVEN 2 “He will work.” said a Tottenham (Eng.) constable of a defendant, “if he knowas there is a pint of beer at the “Follow the Gleam.” NOTICE. | Florida, for the issuauce of letters MAMIE 1 BASSETT, | DOLIA SCALLY. | ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE SCALLY & BASSETT ‘l-«\u\ corporate under the constiti- tion and laws of the State of Flor- ida, and hereby adopt the following | Realty Company, and its principal | piace of business shall be in the City ot Lakeland, county of Polk, and| CState of Florida, with such brauch places of business within the United States of America, or any foreicn the business to be transacted by this corporation shall be as follows: {ute and deliver goods and merchan- | | dise and to carry on a general dis- i tribution and freight business; and and from all points and places wlher, use said means of transportation for the purpose of doing the business of ! but she must got to have her picture ! a common carrier. (d) To buy, sell, exchange and property. (e) To act as brokers, agents and trustees for the purchase, sale, far as we have read them have only | ulv the place of 5 hired girl and a been above the heads of those peoplo[nurn and help dat vay in k,,m“' who are negligible as factors in the | the oxpenses down. 1 don’t think a sclution of the problems of govern- | mother-in-law vas <o vorse. Ja, sure. management and disposition of lang and the productions thereof () To sudscribe for, purchase, receive, or hold for investment. or generally deal in real and porvm.n‘ I Bassett, J, W, patent on the following articles of |* 3 curities or obligations of other cor- perations whatsoever or wherever ¢hligations of other corporations. And in addition to the way be implied therefrom, the cor- all the powers which are granted to ahle in lawful money of United States 1 o' América, or in property, labor or scrvices, at a just valuation, to be | fixed by the board of directors or incorporation, at a meeting called ot business, except such business as may be preliminary to its organiza- tion two of which may be held by one or the same person, and not less thun three (3), nor more than sev- i,~|,-v-khnldert=, on the third Wednes- {fay in January, and they shall elect | | the other officers of the corporation. | The officers of this corporation who ! slall conduct its said business unti! Scally and Dolia | seventh, denees of The names and resi the subscribers and the amount of capital stock subscribed [ for by each are as follows: powers | hercinbefore specified and those that cally shall constitute the hoard or | == 1218-220 S. Florida Ave. P'none 334 | | Dealers in f 1 { Call and See US Before; Placing; Your grgy, [EIsewnere. iunw subscribed our names and af- fixed our seals to this instrumen: DOLIA SCALLY (Seal) H. D. BASSETT (Seal) MAMIE 1. BASSETT (Seal) |STATE OF FLORIDA, i "elean and keep it in roj. For | Bassett, known to me to be the par- ties who executed the fdregoing in- |et January, A. D. 1913, C. M. CLAYTON, (Seal) Notary Public | My commission expires January « , Come in and see our d: . C. Steven tncubatorskf: consisting of 1No. A at $8! 110 eggs M 100 chicks A J-year guarante . witheach. Coll and CONTEST NOW GOING ON give everypurchaser Get one while they last. LAKELAND hARDWARE Will Willlams ....... Miss Lillie May McIntire....2 Shipments Screen ’L}(‘f(iil\, -& MJFM fennraly 15, 1913} rs. Nellie Fidler .......... Have Arrived from a line DONIOS G i 1,430 soid. | & PLUMBING CO. otherwise sell, diepose of. make con. sense. < v OTTO RHEINGELD. |verances of stock, shares, bonds, se. | ment except in a mere num\-nall\at is the use?